Medford High School - Crater Yearbook (Medford, OR)

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lilll1llUll1lllli 1111133 lll 1942 R. B. WEBBER Pnzsinsnv la WARREN HOLBROOK vac:-PRESIDENT 0 As the 1941-1942 school season closes, another group of graduates is leaving Medford high school, the first to leave since America's entry into the war. Theirs is the job to find, in this nation, a Dlace wherein they may work most efficiently for the country. They must also be ready to face many :lark hours, but with them will go the consoling memories of happy school days and of countless tasks well done. Officers who have led the class very ably this year are: R B. Webber, president, Warren Hol- brook, vice-president, Dorothy Hayes, secretary- treasurer, and John Baglien, class representative. Counseling for the group has been efficiently and sympathetically handled by Miss Alice Spurgin and Mr. Alex McDonald. Members of this year's graduating class have been exceptionally active in school affairs. Don Shanahan, ASB. president, was out in front in the school's dramatic productions, one of his great- est achievements having been the direction of the highly successful play, One Mad Night. Popular athletic stars were Warren Holbrook, Hi-Y presi- dent, and Cato Wray, ASB. vice-president and president of the Order of M. Nanette Holmes,A. SB. secretary, was elected Queen of Winter 'I4 DOROTHY HAYES K SICRETARY ' A P' 7 L i 'cf' 1 JOHN BAGLIEN CLASS REPRESENTATIVE Sports this year. Other outstanding seniors include Jiro Shimoda, ASB. treasurer, John Court, A.S.B. business manager, Jeanne Smith, Girls' league president and D.A.R. winner, Harris Janes, Boys' league president, Ned Liebman, debater and editor of the Hi-Times, and Homer Morris, Tiger Rajah. Jack Moran won the Book Week poster contest, and R. B. Webber placed first in a book contest, both of which were sponsored by the school library. Seely Hall was the winner of an essay contest sponsored by the Craterian theater. Jim Elliott and Carol Tengwald were this year's peppy yell leaders. Seniors who have won S.A.R. good citizenship awards in past years are R, B. Webber, Sam Young, Harris Janes, Don Shanahan, and Jeanne Smith. A number of ambitious and capable senior girls have done an excellent job of assisting in the school office this year and, by so doing, have gained valuable experience and recognition for themselves. These girls 'are Norma Cantrall, Bar- bara Mee, Ann Drysdale, Margaret Roberts, Jamie Bruegger, Jeanette House, Masa Koyama, Betty Lu Foulk, Doris Custard, Janet Turpin, and Helen Arnold. Again this year Medford high school played host to representatives from the University of Oregon,